Green Day's Mike Dirnt

[harlowbassplayer]

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i so want to buy it but i think it not out yet

[EssentialTension]

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i so want to buy it but i think it not out yet [/quote]
Haven't these been around for ages?

[d-basser]

Yup that's been out for years mate. Good reviews though.

[Cat Burrito]

I think they are all pretty readily available still too

[EssentialTension]

[quote name='BurritoBass' post='569637' date='Aug 14 2009, 11:47 PM']I think they are all pretty readily available still too[/quote]
They had at least two in Brighton GAK yesterday.

[skankdelvar]

Yeah, about 5 years ago, IIRC.

I'd have one if I could get a Cheesy-Star Squier for around £100+; then re-spray it, new p-ups. Pickguard's a bit thick too, but hey.

Cheapest way to a "sort of" T-bass.

[Mr. Foxen]

Damn, I actually want most of his sig rig. I do not sound or play like Mike Dirnt. I would but a mudbucker in the the neck of that bass.

[thisnameistaken]

So they say what do you want, we'll build it, and he picks something from the 1950s. For f***'s sake...

I wouldn't even know what a Gibson Grabber was if it wasn't for Mike Dirnt. It sounded alright to the millions of people who bought Dookie. I'm very disappointed.